Carter Lake, Iowa – Sizzling summer heat will take center stage across western Iowa Sunday as sunshine pushes temperatures near 87°F in Carter Lake by late afternoon. With light winds and a strong heat index, residents are urged to stay cool, hydrate often, and limit strenuous activity during peak daylight hours.
According to the National Weather Service in Omaha, Sunday’s clear skies will give way to a pattern shift beginning Monday night. A 30 percent chance of storms moves in after 7 p.m., followed by more widespread thunderstorm activity late Tuesday. Rainfall totals may range from a quarter to half an inch, with localized downpours possible.
Expect a hot, mostly sunny Monday with highs near 88°F. Calm conditions will dominate early before winds shift south-southeast in the evening. By Tuesday, increasing clouds and storm development could lead to slick roads and limited visibility, especially near I-29 and key intersections around Carter Lake. Commuters should plan for possible delays…